Furnaces International News
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Tenova to supply STC® Furnace to Grand Blanc Processing in US.
The high quality processed wire production facility entrusts Tenova for the integration of its furnaces equipment.
01 March 2022 -
EAF revamping at Refel plant, Pordenone, Italy
Danieli Service upgraded and restarted melting furnace for fused cast refractories.
01 March 2022 -
Ciner Glass closes €80m third furnace deal at Park Cam site in Turkey
Ciner Glass has signed an €80 million contract to build a third furnace at its Park Cam site in Bozüyük, Turkey. The investment claims it will increase capacity at the facility by an additional one billion glass bottles a year.
24 February 2022 -
BlueScope forges ahead with Port Kembla blast furnace project after 'top of the cycle' results
BlueScope has reported a record half-yearly profit of $1.64 billion and has committed to the next phase of its biggest infrastructure project in Australia.
23 February 2022 -
Major decarbonisation plan for ArcelorMittal Dofasco
New DRI and EAF installations at ArcelorMittal Dofasco in Hamilton, Ontario will reduce carbon emissions by approximately 60%, claims ArcelorMittal.
21 February 2022 -
Stoelzle Oberglas completes €22 million glass manufacturing investment
Stoelzle Oberglas has completed a €22 million investment of its flint furnace.
The Austrian container glass manufacturer said the furnace will reduce energy consumption by 13% and has expanded production capacity to 270 tonnes per day.
15 February 2022
World's highest-yield EAF
ABB and Tenova receive final acceptance for innovative charging, melting and electromagnetic stirring solution on a large electric arc furnace (EAF).
L&L ships box furnace
L&L Special Furnace Co., Inc. has delivered a high-uniformity box furnace to a worldwide, leading valve manufacturer located in the southeastern United States.
Granco Clark Supplies APEL
APEL Extrusions, Inc. has announced it is expanding their production capacity quickly in the new Phoenix, AZ facility.
Forglass furnace second phase
Polish technology company Forglass has begun the second phase of tests for its experimental furnace.
